New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-06-29


Register Of Deeds a. j. Grimmer
has taken = vacation and is visiting at
Chaska.
JOS. a. Eckstein is taking in some of
the Mississippi River towns, st. Louis.
Quincy etc.
We notice that Mr.. E. j. Romans of
New Ulm passed the state board exami-
nation and is now registered as phar-
macist.
Miss Amalia Nix, of the German de-
partment Of theSt Paul public schools,
is visiting with her parents.
The New Ulm public schools closed
Friday. June "a. Pupils and teachers
will take seven weeks vacation. The
next school year begins Monday, Au-
gust Is.
Mr.. Peter Manderfeld, of Gibbon,
was in the city last Monday. He sold
some OF his Brown County real estate
to Albert Prefer, of Town Eden.
The Linden brass band will celebrate
the 4th Of July at Jens Ouren's place
in the town of Linden. Mr.. C. A.
Hagberg of this city will deliver the
Grafton.
Mrs. Landwehr, who has been on the
sick list all winter, has gone to st.
Louis to receive treatment from Dr..
Bauer. Her mother, Mrs. j. Stan,m,
accompanied her.
In the list of those who were injured
in the Grand Forks. Oak, cyclone, we
notice the name of Ed. Anderson, of
New UIm, whose shoulder was broken
and who sustained internal injuries be-
Sides
The editorial meeting at Mankato
last Tuesday was attended by about
% newspaper men of southern
Minnesota The programme of the
meeting consisted of reading of reports,
addresses and election of officers for
the next year.
Andrew Palm was found dead in LIE
Sueur county, short distance from the
bridge near ST. Peter last Thursday.
He was single and farm hand. A re-
volver, one chamber loaded, tools and
clothing were found lying by his sidel
1t looks like suicide. He has worked in
LIE Sueur and Nicollet counties and was
a hard drinker.
At a meeting of the citizens selected
for making arrangements to celebrate
the twenty fifth anniversary of the bat
tie of New Ulm. the following commit
tees recommended by the officers previ-
ously chosen were appointed:
Executive Committee.
George Jacobs; FIR. Burg; j. Nix; J.
Klo>sner ir.; VIM. Pfaender; j ohm Lind;
c. L. Roos; j. G. Rudolph; j. A. Eek.
stein; VIM. Koch.
Finance Committee.
Geo. Jucobs; C. Wagner; F. Boock;
NJ. Epple; j. Hoescheler.
Music.
G. Fischer; C. Gebser; W. F. Setter;
n. A. Subilia. -sA -snx,x
Banquet. ia
E. Brandt; P. Her1an; e. Koehler;
DR.. G. Berry.
Transportation.
G. w. H. Heideman.
Invitation.
r. Nix; w. Pfaender; P. Scherer;
John Lind; r. Fischer; G. Doehne; DR..
G.. Weschcke.
Decoration.
j. Berndt; F. Kuetzine; Aug. Setter;
NJ. j. Rosskopf; A. Setter ST.
Entertainment.
A. Behnke; R. Nix; A. Setter ST.; j.
F. Neumann; r. Kiesling; II. Lille;
NJ. Mullen; G.. A. Hagberg; w. Hum
mel.
Quarters.
G.. L. Roos; III. S. Kennedy: G.
Schmidt; G. Doehne; F. Friedman; L.
Schilling; c. Stuebe; NJ. Juenemann.
Printing and Advertising.
E. Brandt; A. A. Bogen; S. A. George.
Reception.
F. Baasen; j. 'Hauenstein; S. d. Peter
son; j. Schmucker; r. Pfefferle; Chas.
Silverson, G. w. A. Krook; B. F. Web
bel; F. Beinhorn; A. Blanchard; G.
Wescheke; G. II. Ross; P. Herian; F.
Burg; G. Rolloff; F. friedman; Z.
Buenger; A. G. Ochs; w. Boesch; JAG.
Pfenninger; A. Quense; w. Ruemke;
J. Newhart; II. 81. Buessmann.
At Mondays meeting of the joint. com-
mittees it was resolved: that the first
named of each committee was to be
chairman of the same. That the execu-
tive committee shall meet at Turner
Hall every Monday evening. That the
oo1ohva fiou shaI II h, hold Arr O3d ond